2027 Rossignol Sender 110 Skis with Marker Griffon 13D Demo Bindings

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The 2027 Rossignol Sender 110 with Demo bindings is a freeride ski for skiers who plan their days around the forecast. Soft snow, chopped-up powder, and aggressive inbounds lines are the brief, and a wide waist and directional shape put it at the powerful end of Rossignol's freeride category. If you chase storms and carry speed off trail, this is the platform. Because this is a demo binding, it's highly adjustable to accept a broad range of boot sizes.

Why we like it:

It's planted at speed and more maneuverable than the width suggests. We like that it holds stability through tracked powder and still releases cleanly when you want out of a turn, and it carries real confidence into steeper terrain without feeling stiff about it.

Who it's for:

Advanced to expert freeriders whose priority is soft snow and off-trail terrain. If what you want is a playful charger for deep days and post-storm chop, you're in the right place.

Highlights:

A 110 mm waist is the headline, delivering meaningful float in powder while staying manageable when the snow firms up underneath you. The long radius favors stability and bigger arcs at speed, and rocker at the tip and tail adds flotation while making the ski easier to pivot when terrain gets tight. Construction is stout, with titanal underfoot and carbon throughout for damping that keeps this freeride ski composed in chopped snow and variable conditions. A demo binding tops it off, with adjustability that accommodates a broad range of boot sole lengths.

Things to consider:

At this width, the Sender 110 probably isn't your daily driver, since the extra width trades quickness on hardpack for float and maneuverability in deep snow. If most of your days are spent on groomed terrain, look elsewhere.

Fit & sizing considerations:

The Sender 110 skis true to length with a feel that's stable and playful at once. Aggressive skiers should stay at their standard freeride length for maximum float and stability, while anyone who values quicker maneuvering in the trees can come down slightly.